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Newspaper Page TextTHE RECORDER U POBLUU0 pVBBY TH^MDAI AFTKBNOON .... »1 .... DAYI» K. STITT, XDITOB AND PBOFBIBTOB. A Thoughtful Maa she Changed Her Mln<l. M. M. Austin, of Winchester, Ind., knew wbat to do in tbe npur of need. His wife bad such an unusual case of stomach sod Liver trouble, physicians could not help her. He thought of and tried Dr. King’s New Life Pills, and sbe got relief at once, and was finally cured. Only 25cts at Lowe's Drug Store. Baltimore Neva. “1 never will marry a abort, fat «tanI" Tbe maiden exclaimed aa sbe worked bar fan In a manner diatiootl) emphatic; “I never will marry a man who’s thin— And the man that I inayry meet have same 'tin;1 And be Dever must be erratic,” BÜB8CB1FTIOM BATES. PaaYaar....................................................I200 Six Month!................................................ 1 00 Three Months .......................................... 50 JhU paper is entered at the Bandon post offioe as Seoond-elase Matter. THURSDAY. OCT. S.I 1»03- EDITORIAL. There ia much vandalism at the grave yard that needs attention. Homebody's children needs watching. The chicken thief ia still with us. and he fares sumptuously, every now and then, at the expense of bis neigh bors' ben rooata. Who ia he! Well, we don’t know, but from tbe way chickens and ducks disappear, sug gests that thia nocturnal visitor is not troubled by qualms of conscience, and neither is be afraid of choking upon stolen meat. Better Thaij Pjlla. The question has been asked—In wbAt way are Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets superior to tbe or dinary cathartic and liver pills! Our answer is—They are easier and more pleasant to take, and tbeir effect is so gentle and so agreeable, that one hardly realizes that it ia produced by a medicine. Then, they not only move tbe bowels, but improve tbe ap petite and aid the digestion. For pale at 25 cents per bottle by C. Y. Bnded Lite with a Pistol. Word reached her« Tuesday of the suicide of Frank Kionicntt, a well- known resident of Coos County, who has been living for some time at tbe Halfway Honee on the Coos Bay Wag on Hoad. Tbe following account is from the Const Mail: “The deed was committed about 11 a.tn. It seems that Kinnicnit bad been drinking heavily the night befme and Lad not entirely recovered. Hie daughter lefb biin sitting in tbe front room reading a newspaper A few moments later a pistol shot was heard and be was found lying on tbe fluor unconscious, with a bullet bole just above bis temple. Tbe position of the body suggested that he stood in froqt of tbe mirror to place tbe pistol Jo his bead. The telegraph line was at once util ized to call a physician, but tbe mao died about 3i30 p.m., without recover ing consciousness. Kinujcutt has been in Ooos County for 30 years or more. He was a school teacher, and bad taDgbt in different pcbools nearly all over tbe county, also in Douglass. He bad been living in Brewster valloy since March, 1902. Jle leaves a family consisting of a wife, two married daughters, two grown daughters and a son at home, besides two little girls and a boy.” Enterprise; Work was commenced Tuesday on tbe trestle work across tbe Lewellen lane on tbe North Fork, 15 men being employed at the work. Tbe piece of road through the lane is very low, and during the winter months is under water a good portion pf tbe time. Tbe building of the trestle will make it possible to cross fhe lane at any time. Sunday Welcome: The Sultan has ordered the massacres stopped. If they stop it will be pretty good evi dence that they were ordered by him ju tbe first place. A Sultan who will deliberately order the massacre of any people is too contemptibly low to be permitted to rule a people, and the powers of tbe world might well arise in their might and put him down. After Roosevelt«’Own Heart. New York. Oct. 8: Mrs. John Beam, of Mitchellsville, N. Y., 65 years old, has given birtb to twins. Her daugh ter, who lived in the neighboring townsbip, preseoiod her husband with twins about tbe same hour. Before congratulation* were finished, Mrs. Beam's granddaughter sent word that sb * had just become tbe mother pf two healthy children. ------- ooo------- pause ef Ixxkjaw. Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by a .,cii!i>H i y germ which exists plentl- ui ip street dirt. It in inactive so .■ < *ppM>d to tbe air, but when mied beneath tbe skin as in the * muda caused by percussion caps or e-.il", and when tbe air te ■ > g< rm is reused to activ- I unces the most virulent n These germ * may be I' dsi'.ger of lockjaw * i ii'K Chamberlain's Ij us -non an th injn ry ia received. Pain B>dui is an anti- * ,-op ic, and causes cots, bruises and like injuries to heal without matura tion and in one third the time re- ^Uiredty th * usual treatment. It is tale by Ç. Y. Lowe. Drugpst The Danger and the Meral. From the Nev York Evening Post. In other words, we appear to have been brought to a situation where the entire surplus of tbe treasury is in theory at a secretary’s disposal, to lend to such national banks as be chooses, and, inferentiaiiy, to withhold from such aa he may choose. No in terest is charged, but perfectly safe collateral is required. Not much dis cernment is needed to see that this is an uDusuaal situation, which should be considered with cautioD. We have said that tbe use made by Secretary Sbaw of tbe asserted powers in tbe care of the St Louis banks, has argu ments in its favor. We do not doubt that Mr. Shaw would, in bis further use of tbe same power, do bis best to serve public interests justly and im partially. He may, iu fact, never as some the same arbitrary power again, except where tbe money is offered on equal terms to all national banks. But tbe power has been assumed and tbe precedent created; and, in our judgment, the power is one which no state is likely to grant deliberately to its finance ministers, and the prece dent one which might, under conceiv able oircn instances, be grossly abused. It is not at all difficult to picture the use which a crafty politician in tbe treasury on tbe eve of a campaign, might take of it If such control over public funds, habitually exerted, did nothing else, it would infallibly revive tbe suspicions and accusations which surrounded tbe similar use of the treasury’s surplus moneys, tbrongb out tbe political struggles of tbe thir ties. The moral is, we should say, tbai no time ought to be lost iu providing clearly and unmistakably, by statute, bow and on wbat conditions, open to all national banka alike, tbe public etirplt]- Ujay be plaited with deposito ry in-li'.iti m *. file existing stains has always l»>eu dnugeroiia financial ly I but the secretary's latest move- have made it dangerous politically It would not be possible to carry very far the plan of removing blocks of money from tbe treasury and lending it to a designated group of banks, without giving ample material fur campaign literature for tbe opposition. Nor would it help matters, in this re spect. that tbe loan is made without interest. Sunday Welcome: A cheese that weighs ten tous will be exhibited at tbe world’s fair. If Grover Cleveland baited his trap with a cheese like that be might catch tbe democratic nomi nation. ----- OOO------ How's Thia! We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured^by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. C hknkt & Co., Props, Toledo, Ohio. We, the undersigned, bave known F. J. Cheney, for the last 15 years and believe bim perfectly honorable in all business transactions and finan cially able to carry out any obligations made by tbeir firm. W kbt & T ruax , Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, Ohio. W aiding . K inman A M arvin , Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly npon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75cts per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall’s Family Pills are tbe best. Fye Diweaae Epidemie. M th 50c Bo she settled her enp for a short, fat mao, And she ogled tbe ohap with her frazzled fan, * Tbo he neither was rich nor plucky; And sbe finally married a weasened joke Who didn’t poeaese tbe price of a smoke, And thought herself mighty luoky. w. c. t T u T column . The next W C T U meeting takes place Tuesday, at 2:30, P. M , at tbe M. E. Church. Fred Falkn'r’n Fate. ■ •■th lhe Telegram, PORTLAND, OBK. Druggist and Apothecary, Is just tn receipt of a new aud fresh stock uf j . Denholm Ç Dry Goods of Every Description. Patent and Proprietary Preparation« Toilet Articles, DraggiMta Mnndrie». Miss Ida. M. Snyder, Tree« ar er W tl c * Beewklyn Beat End Art CM. M women would pay mors attention te their health w« would have mors happy wives, mothsrs end daughters, and If they would observe results they would find that the doctors' prescriptions do not perform the many cures they are gives credit far. “ In consulting with my druggist he ad vised McElree's Vine of Cardul and Thed ford's Black-DraugM. and so I took it and have every reason te thank him for a new life opened up to me with restored health, and it only took three months to cure me.” Win» of Cardoi ia a regulator of the PkBFUMia, Bausiira, S ponoch , S oaps N uts and C andies . Clears, Tobarco« and ClgarettaB. Paiut«. Oils. GlttiweH. aud Painter’s Supplied i3oorrjs shoes Boots Suits Made to Measure. Fresh Meats, Best Quality C. 13. EKEP, Harness Maker, CAPT. C. P. JENSEN. E. DYER Agent, Bandon. Oregon. SWAYNE A HOYT. Agent, 226 Battery Street, San Franoixoo. California. Bandon Meat Market, T. Anderson Prop. Will Keep on Hand at all Times Fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Meats, Lard, Sausages, Etc., also Fresh Vegetable«, Poultry, Eggn, Butter and all Farm Produce. I will pay highest market price for beef, pork, mutton,wool, hides, etc. Spring and Summer Goods. A Large Stock Just Received, Scientific Hmcrfcait. Racket Store BANDON BREWERY, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Orders Taken for Tailor Made Clothing. DISPATCH Boots and Shoes __________ T ORENZ’S STORE N. CONSTANTLY on HAND A Largo Stock of Fresh Groceries and Provisions Now is the time to buy. X"“';".7rXÍ will be disposed of at prioee that will astonish you, »hile there are Other bargains To be b»4 in Dry Good«, Clothing, bboeu Hud other gordn th«t must be Hold to uinke room for more. Phoenix Family Flour Ttie Perfect Produot of Selected California. Wheat. y * I£vci Sack Cwuai’ftiitcccl. Y<.ur Money Back if it Don’t Suit. For Sale Exclusively by SANDERSON BROS., Bandon. E l D orado TONSORIAL PARLORS What We Can Do For You Two Papers for the Price of One. You Get the News of the World and the I.oral News Thrown In aa a ila-guln. P. B. HOYT, Prop. Located In EL DORADO BUILDING. First Street, DAN DON. ORKOON SHAVING, SHAMPfKIING AND HAIR CUTTING AT STANDARD PHICES, Bathroom newly fitted wp with Porcelain Tub. Hot or Cold Bath« 2Ä orflt». TRESPAM NOTICK. Notice is hereby given to all persona not totrespaas n;K>n the premises of Dr. Kenyon, sifnated between Flora« Lake and the coun ty road, in Northern Curry, by removing, outline, or destroying timber npon «aid land. i’Ää reward wiii De paid for intorma. tion leading to a conviction of treapaaa as «fated above. Dated at Bandon. Oregon. March 14. 1901. PETEK NELSON, Agent. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, limber Land, Act Jnne 3, 1676. Le.vea Bnndon ever; morning, except United States Land Offloe, Roseburg Sunday, nt 7dt0 o’clock end make« connec Oregon. August 3, 19U8. tion« with tbe train and nteamer Myrl at Notice ia hereby given that, in ocmplianee 10:30 a. n>. «t Coquille City. Leave« Coquille City at 12:30 p. arriv with tbe provision« of tbe act of Congress of June 3. ¡676, entitled “An not for tbe sale ing at Bandon at 4;30 p. m. of timber lands in tbe States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Terri NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. tory,” as extended lo all tbe Public Land Department Of The Interior, States by not of August 4.1692. Anna Jones, of near Bandon. Bandon P. O.. County of Tarran S tatb « L» bd Omci at Ronasvao Coos, State of Oregon, haa this day filed in Oaxuoa. Sept. 12, 13011. Notice is hereby given that the followlng- this office her sworn statement No. M72 fcr netned eetller ban filed notice of bin inten the purchase of the NW of N Wk and N Wl» tion to make final (commutation) proof in NEH of Sec. 1». and SWI^ of SEX ot 8«c. 1, «opport of bi« claim, and that «aid proof in Township No. 39, Sooth of Range No. IA Went, and will offer proof to show that the will be made before Charles T- Blnmen- land nought is more valuable for its timber rotber, U. 8. Cummi«aioner at llandun, Ore 1 or atone than for agricultural pnrpone *, and gon,on to establish her claim to said land bafure OCTOBER 30, 1903. C. T Blnmenrotber, U. 8. Commissioner via: Shelvey Mundy, on II K. 11361. for for Du>triot of Uregrm. at his office at Botta tbe EW <>f NEH, «nd NEW of HF.W, Lota i f ’reek Oregon, on Monday the 19th day of 3 and 4, beation 33. Tp 27 8. R. 14 Went I October, l9fKI. She name« aa witneneee K. He name« tbe following w’tneanento prova P. Hunt, Delo« Gardner, J. H. Tooker, J. bin contiunonii rcidenoe upon and cultiva H. Jones, all ot Baudon, Oxm County, Ora tion of «aid land, via: gon- Any and all persons claiming adversely e L. Barrow«, <vf Bollards Oregon. Glen l* Cox, of Bandon, Oregon. Henry Hermann, the above described land« are requested to of Bnllarde, Oregon, C. Barry, of Bendon, file their claims in thia office on or before said I9tb, day of October. 1903. Oregon. J. T. Bainona, t. T. BatDoaa, aagl3 Register. plfi Kegiatar. THOMAS WHITE, Master CLOTHING DRY GOODS Beer, Porter and Ale. ----- THE STEAMER----- All Kind, of Goo la Fuy Sammer Wear. Ladies' Jaoketa aud Capee. Repairing a Specialty. Independent and reliable-Th« Oregon- Oregantan. 1 J Thia Steamer will give ■ regular 10 day Servioe between Coquille River, Oregon, and -nu Francisoo, CKlifornia, for both paaaengerx and freight. Coquille, Oregon. Y?OR SALE—160 acres of land; 130 acre-. F creek bottom, covered with alder and salmon brush; 7 acres pl w land and 12 sores in pastor«; hoove and ouiboildtnga; 10 miles Booth of Bandon, on Foar-mile • ’reek; price 91, 660. For particulars sddrra. P. B. Truman. .AM Shaner St., Portland, Or 1 3V«AtGMV-r»OMV ** "ttOMOMA “Chico,” Church Directory Department Of The Interior. * yWARflW You Can’t Expect to Get $2 worth fcr $1, but you The New, Speedy and Elegantly Fitted Steamer, can get your money’s worth at W»NE"CARDUI L and Ornes at Boaxacao. Oregon, Sept. 21. BAB. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that «aid proof will be made be fore 3. H. Upton. U. 8. Commissioner, at Langlois, Oregon, on NOVEMBEB 12. 1908. via; George D. Elgin, on Hd. E. No. 13037, forthebWWof NEtf. Section ll. Lota 1-2. Section 1«, Tp. »2. Sooth. K. 14, West. He names the following witnesses to prove bin continuous residence npon and cultivation of Mid laud, via; W. 8. Gtrerin, of Langlois, Oregon J P. Bus-ell, ef anglois, Oregon. C. w. Znmwalt,of Port Orford, Oregon, and Cvrua Maddtn, of Port Orford. Oregon. 3. T. Batoons. Oktl Register. SYxoee AGENT FOR WARNER'S RUST PROOF CORSET. CITY MEAT MARKET, NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. <S d Fresh Groceries of all Kinds. M. BREUER’S poses, and to establish bis claim to said land before C. T. Blnmenrotber, U. 8. Com mis sinner at his office at Randou. Coos Couuty, Oregon, on Saturday, the 5tb day of Decem ber. BAB. He names aa witneMea: J. H. Jones, J. H. Tooker, J. M. Adams, and 3. B. Marshall, Br, all of Bandon, Coos Coun ty. Oregon Any and ah persons claiming adversely the above-described land« are requested to file tbeir claim« in this office on or before said Sth day of December, BMB 3. T. Batnoss, Uegister. sept24 i —----- s Ladies Coats, Capes and Collarette«. Drugs and Chemicals, menstrual functions and is a moot as When John B. Gougb was speaking tonishing »onia, tot women. It cures in Norwich, Conn., once, ha referred scanty, suppressed, too frequent, irreg to a local incident. Mrs. Falkner bad ( ular and painful menstruation, falling of the wasnb, whites and flooding. It told bim some facts concerning her Dealer In Boot» and Shoe« ia helpful when approaching woman eon. Tbe young man, it seems, bad hood, during pregnancy, after child Bepairinglneatly and promptly dons at birth and in ehange of life. It fre been a drunkard, but signed the loweat living prioea. quently brings a dear baby to homes pledge. To get away from the influ that have been barren for years. All ence and power of bis old drinking druggists have $1.00 buttles of Wine of Card ni. companions, be left borne and went to a distant city. After he bad been away about two years bis mother re J. WALDVOGEL & SON P rops. ceived a letter, which contained the glad news that be was coming home to spend Thanksgiving with her. How All kinds kept, the joy weljed up in the fond moth BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, HEAD-0HEE8E i—— er’s heart. *‘My boy is coming home. M. E. C uvhch . and VEAL always on hand, My boy is coming home for Thanks Preaching »ervice every 2nd and 4th Sun- CORNED BEEF, giving! ” Tbe young man came into day atlj A. M. aud 8» P. M. town by the stage, which stopped at Sanday gobool «very Sunday at 10, A. M. PICKLED PORK Epworth Ltiaaut« . 7:P. M. tbe door of Solomon Parson's Tavern. He got out. It was after dusk. Some Prayer uwetiug Wednesday at 8: P. M. BUTTER, EGG, and W. H. M eykhh , Factor. young men were standing by. “Hel FRUIT and VEGETABLES lo. Fred. How are yon, old boy! of all kinds. What will you take to drink!” “Noth Meat« Delivered to persons living on ths ing, thank you.” "Not on Thanks ltiver. or along tbe Mage Route giving! Come, take a glass.” "No, I'd rather not. I’ve come to see mother. She hardly expects me to night. I thought I’d wait till dark, aud then go in and surprise her.’' Bra h J m J m JB J a w ■ j a ■ Solomon Parsoos spoke up: “Fro«l ■ r k ■ ■ • 1 Falkner, if I were six feel tall, and broad in proportion aa you are, and T rao « M ark « yet wn« afraid of a glass of a*e, I'd Dealer in Harness & Saddles and all OiBKIH« ’ FfTv“ ’ C opyrights A o . go to the woods Htid hang myself.'' kinds of leather wares kept in a harness Anyone «ending a skat ch and description may quickly aacertain our opinion free whether ad ’ But I am not afraid.” "Ob, yes, you shop. i ineontlon to probably patentable. Communlcs- tIona atrKtoeoaldentfal. Handbook on Patent« are—ha! lia! ba! I say, bov«, here's a gent free. CHdaat airency for aecvripapatanU. Patenta taken throuah Mann & Co. receive big fellow afraid of a glass of ale, I •preiat neMca. without cbatve, tn the suppose he’s afraid of his mother— William UnlHer will act aa my agent at lia' ha! ba!” J bough possessing Bandon and all orders left with him for A handsomely tllnatrated weekly. Iareeat cir of any acienUfle tournai. Terme, W a strength of uiiud to keep t is pledge goods or repairs will receive prompt atten- culation rear ; fov i* mon the, |L fkud byall newadeatora. when let alone, be could not stand lion ridicule They Lauded to blip a glass Go to the NOTICB FOit PUBLICA11ON. of liquor, and dared bim to drink it. Tknbcr Land Act. Jana 3. 1878. "Well,” be said, “I’m going to mother U mitfd S tatw L axd OyricK, lioeibar« now, but I’ll jnst take this glass to Oregon, AnK(iBt.25th. 1V03. ----- »OB----- Nolic« in hereby Riv^n that in compliance ahow you I am not afraid to drink the with the provisiunH of the net of CtHigramt stuff.” He drank it; then came anoth Ladies Gents and Childrens Under of Juno 3, 1878, entitled ”An act for tbe of timber land» in the Stale» <>f California. wear er glass, and another, and still they Oreyon, Nevada, and WHabinffton Terri plied him with it. Twelve o’clock Kaibroldrrvd Mika, Rutins, Lace., Haud lory.” aa extended to all the Public Land States by act of Auiinat ♦, 1896J. William kvrclilefx, Neck-tie» Snependers, that night be staggered into a barn, James, of Myrtle Point, County of Com, Ladle« ’ Hose, Gentle State of Ort gon, Im s thia day filed in tbia and was found there in tbe morning men's Hose, office bis awttrn statement No. o8iV> for the —dead. “My boy is coming home purchase of the SEW of SEH R*‘d Lot 6 of Section No. «33. in Township No. 27 8.« of R. Ladies Outing-Rant’ Under-Skirts, for Thanksgiving!” No. 14 W-, and will offer proof to show that Glaas ware, Wrltln * Tablets, They brought bis cold lifeless body tbe land sought ia more valuable for its tim or stone tbati for ogricultural purposes, to his mother, stretched on a plank, All kinds of Notion«, and things too nn- ber and to establish his olnim to said land before merona to mention and save money. O. T. Blninenrother, U. 8. C.»min’saioner at with a rug thrown over it Parsons Bandon, Coos County, Oregon, on Friday, Mas. J amu O astwhioht , Prop. came to tbe bouse. Tbe broken-heart the 20€h day of November. 1808. He names as witnesses, !Sb?lvey Mundv, of Bandon, ed mother said to bim, “You tempted Oregon, Anua Mundy, of Bandon, Oregon, my boy. you scoundrel!” "I didn’t Lee Barrows, of Bullards, Oregon, and Glen Col, of Bnndon, Oregon. know it was your son.” "You did; you Any and all persona claiming adversely called him by name; you knew it was C. GEHRIG Proprietor the above describee lands »»re requested to file their claims in this office on or before Frederick Falkner, tbe only sun of said JOtb day of November, IfkKL MANVFACTUREB OF J.T. BRI DOES. his poor, crippled mother! You knew Sept 10 Register. it, and yon bave killed bimj” Then, NOTICE FOR PL’BLICATJON. placing one band on tbe cold face of [Timber Laud. Act June 3, 1878.] her dead boy, and raising tbe other ÜNÍTED STATKH L a MD OFFICE, RoBEBURG toward heaven, sbe cursed the wretch Have on hand anil will keep constantly for the trade and family use, brands of tbe O regon , Augnst 27. 1903. that bad brought desolation to her beat quality. NOTICE is hereby given that in 1 ’ compliance with 'he provisions of the heart. Goods delivered free of charge at any act of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled *’An Having stated tbe facta, Gough reasonable dlManee. act for the sale of timber lands iu the States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and continued: “Ladies and gentlemen. Washington Territory,” as extended to all Samples can be found In the saloons. the Public Lan J States by act of Angust 4. Solomon Parsons, the man who tempt 1892. Gilbert G Kennedy, of Bandon, oonnty ed Frederick Falkner to his ruin— of Coos, State of Oregon, has this day filed NOTICE FOli PUBLICATION. in this office his sworn statement No. 5 61. Solomon Parsons, who goes through Timber Land Act, June 3, 1U7R. for the purchase of the Lots 3 and 4. and life under tbe weight of that p.ior U nited S tatus L and Ornes, at B oss - of 8WJ4 of Section No. 7, in Township No. 29 South. Range No. 14 W., and will of mother's curse— is in this hall to B uko . Oaaoow, Sept. 12, 1900. Notice is hereby givnn that in compliance fer proof to show that the land sought is night, and he sits right there! This with valuable fur its timber or stone than tbe provisions of tbe act of Conareas more agricultural parpóse«, and to establish same Solomon Parsons still keeps a of June 3. 1W, entitled “An act for tbe sale for his claim to said land before C. T. Blumen- timber lauds iu the Stales of California, rotber, United States Commisaionar. for grog-shop on tbe bridge of your town, of Oreiron, Nevada, and Washington Terri Oregon, at his office at Bnndon. Oregon, on liceused by the state. Men of Con torr.” as extended to all the Public Land Saturday the 21st day of November, 1903. States by act of Anauat 4, 1822. William D. neticnt, rent him out!” Parsons slunk Marshall of Bandon, County of Cooa, State He names as witnesses: G. W. Cox, C. 8. A. L Osbnrr. Jerry Crowley, alJ of .of Lit tbit dsyflk-d In-tMv-jSck from th« hall and berried home. Ia his Orreor. Oregon. sworn atatmuent No. 5707, for the pur Har.don, Any and all perrons chiming adversely less than twenty-four hours be and Lie chase of thaBF.qof SEJi of Section Si, 1» the above described lands are reqoeated to Tuwnahip No. 2U, Lota 1 and 2 of Section bag and baggage, lioeoae and all, were No. 6 in Township No. 30 South, of Range file their olsimj in ibis office on or before 1903. carted out of tbe town, escorted by No. 14 West, and will offer proof to ahow said 21st day of November, J T a PlV’YíF?, that tbr land vonchf <s velnrblo fwXo seplT Register. S3 isdigoaet thrjag. --Fir-.v4rd-, timber or atone than for agricultural pur ? in th. Evenimg Telegram. of Portland, Or-v>u. Il ia th. largmt evening nevra- * p«p pnbliahrd in Oregon; it contains all »•» news of the stale and of the naito, Try il for a month. A sample c pv w 1 be mailed to von free. Adore-» U au U ou . Orason, So lhe maiden grew in a few short years From the age of amilee to the age of tears. And was catalogued as a spinster: Ami she waited alone while tbe others wed. AU the obanoea of catching the right man flad- And the maiden’s mistake oouviuoed her. New York, Sept. 21.—.Prevalence of fraehoma iu New Task, uvei 103.000 * case of this disease of the eye having been reported, has resulted in the de- termination of tbe Board of Health to establish a bm-pital' koi its ekciasive treatment. It has been found that Robbed the Grave. the majority of cases are among tbe A startling incident is narrated by public school children. Inthescbools inspected last week. 19 per cent of the John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol lows: “1 was iu an awful condition. pupils wore found to be affected. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continu Th j Oregon Weekly Jouniil, a Demo cratic newspaper, 16 paa s, ** full of news— ally in back and aides, no appetite, all of it’ SI a year tn any address. The growing weaker day by day. Three Journal, P. O. Box 121, Portland, Or. physicians bad given me up. Then I was advised to use Electric Bitters; to my great joy. the first bottle made a decided improvement I continued tbeir use for three week *, and am now a well man. I know they robbed tbe grave of another victim.” No one Y * (V ob can bave it all for should fail to try them. Only 50 jta, guaranteed at Lowe's drug store. !•• r Per Do You Know the News CLARENCE Y. LOWE, To those who pay up arrearages and a year in advauoe. and to all new «nbacri- bers who pay in advance, we make tbe following proposition comprising several different ooupleta to aeh-ct from i Paton or PuaLinsTioMs rxn Y xab . BANDON ItBOOUDEB |2 (X> San Francisoo Bulletin 6 HU Portland Evening Telegram 5 00 Weekly üregoutau 1 #0 Ap;>eal to Kenaon SO Our Offer. The Bulletin ia one of the leading papa of tbe W m ’- and it a daib; pnbbabed !n Rwt Francisco, and gives all the news. Our offec includes the Sunday Bulletin. Recorder and Bulletin, oae yerr.. 97 00 Recorder and Bulletin, one r,oiitb 60 Tlie Portlaud Eveuing Telegram is issued eix times a week. It gives all the news that is worth rending and up to time of going to press, mnob of It being 24 bonr * fresher than when it reaches here through any other journal. Reoorder and Telegram one year. Vi 30 For a weekly newspaper tue Weekly Ore gonian leads in tbe Northwest, and gives all tbe news usually oontainrd iu a weekly paper. Reoorder and Weekly Oregonian..92 30 Il ia the doty of each pvrson to seek in formation along all linen that tend toward hringiug «bout better conditions and greater prosperity for tbe bnman family, and for tbe purport cf giving our readers a chanon to inform themselves we give them tbe best —Appeal to Ranson. Any doctrine that does not appeal to the highest order of rea soning in not safa. Recorder and Appeal to Reason,.. 92 00 The Oregon Bemi-Weekly Journal, a Democratic newspaper, ever fair and al ways free; 164 copies In one year for only 11.50 to any address. The Journal, p, O. Box 121, Portland, Or.